The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
Personalities.

Mr.. Frank Terry was here Monday.
Mrs. r. S. Lomsx is at Mr.. Nenable's.
Miss EyeringhaIn has returned home.
Mr.. W. T. Bell is e expected home to-day.
Squire W. T. Anderson was here Wednes-
day.
DR.. j. B.. Burbridge was IN the city yester-
day.
Uncle Geo. Houx is LAYING brick on the new
hotel.
Mr.. James Zeiler. of Kansas City, was here
Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson went to Columbia last
Monday.
Nathan Corder, Esq, of Waverly, was here
yesterday.
Misses Selling.
Miss Fannie Anderson is visiting Miss
Maggie Green.
Mr.. Chas. F. Homer has been here several
days this week.
Mrs. J. X. Mortified is home, Sedalia from
a visit to st. Louis.
Miss Anna Livingston, of St. Louis, is Wis
iting Miss Belle Hays.
Miss Lulu Osborn. of Clay township, is
visiting at Mrs. Stapp's.
We hear that Mr.. Ed. Leiler intends to
come back to Lexington.
Mrs. F. Coleman smith, of Butler. Mo-, IS
at Judge Jos. f. Smiths.
Miss Ida Blackwell. of Macon City, is the
guest OF Miss Lee Corder.
Mr.. fhos. A. Walker, who is a pupil at the
Columbia law school, IS reading law In the
Office of Mr.. W. B. Wilson.
Miss Sarah Grady left, Monday evening.
for a visit to Eureka Springs.
Miss Mary Smith has been visiting in the
country several days this week.
Mrs. D. Jacobs, of Richmond, is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Thos. Shelby.
Mrs. Bacon Montgomery has returned to
st. Joseph from a visit to Sedalia.
Mrs. T. B. Campbell and daughter. Miss
Caltha, were In the city Tuesday.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Manning got
home from England last Saturday.
Prof. Gimble left Saturday for Bunker
Hill, Illinois, to spend his vacation.
Misses Lulu and Boxie Chiles are ticat-
ing at Col. Fl. Chiles', near Mayvlew.
Mr.. T.. j. Albright, of st. Louis, Is visiting
his brother-in-law Or. j.. +. Hassell.
Miss Stella Proctor, of Independence, is
visiting the family Of Mrs. l.. B. Gordon.
Dakota BlizZaru:-sA man may be a bad
egg, but he's all right till he gets broke"
Misses Dixie and Mamie Farley left, Fri.
day, to visit their sister at Marshfield, Mo.
Miss Winnie Tindall, of Kansas City, is
wishing Mrs. Lewis Neale at the Commercial
hotel.
MIR. aud Mrs. t. A. Murray, of Washington
township, were in Lexington shopping last
Thursday.
Miss Lena Lewis, of st. Louis, Is VISITING
the family of Mr.. Thos. B. Campbell, Of
Dover township.
Mrs. Susan Ustick and her daughter, Mrs
W. T. Eastwood, of Wellington, were in tn,
city last Thursday.
Messrs. A. j. slusher, of Dover township
and c. Barnett, of Middleton, were In the
city last Wednesday.
Prof. q. D, Demand was called to PHO
Grove, day before Yesterday, bya Telegram
from his wife who is i'll.
Misses Bette and Rachel Harper, who wer,
visiting at Mr.. E. Winsor's, returned to Inde
pendence last Thursday.
Col. NJ. v. T.. McCelland and Mr.. W. B
Steele were in st. Louis togetl err, this week
on Short Line raiiroai business.
Mr. Samuel Harrison, of Auxvasse, Gala
way county, was here a few days ago visiting
bis daughter, Mrs. w. S. Clag TT.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Keller attended th
Press Association meeting at jefferson City
and seemed to enjoy it very much.
Mrs. L. w. Boulware and her daughter
Mrs. Jas. r. Moorehead, went up to Kansas
City for a two days visit, yesterday.
MIR. j. c. McGrew and family are at Oh
Point Comfort, Va. They will return iron
there, probably to-day, to Washington.
Mrs. Fannie Bsne returned home Tuesda
evening, from a two weeks visit ut Sedalia
accompanied by airs. Frank Donohoe.
Mrs. Sallie Warren, formerly of Wayerly
spent the day at Mrs.H P. McCausland's yes.
terday, on her way to Sedalia where she nov
lives.
Capt. Ward left for Lynchburg, Va, la:
Monday. TO spend his vacation. He Will b
back in the fall to resume his duties at tb
academy.
Cards are out for the marriage, Wednes
day afternoon, at $50 O'Clock, June %, 9
, the Methodist church, of Mr.. Hector q
Griswold and Miss iona Ryland.
|, Prof. e. c. Parker has been here sewers
days this week. We understand be has mad
arrangements to teach elocuiion at the W
NJ. A, B.. F. c.. &. F. c.. and E. a. s., mex
session.
The Misses Laura Clark. Nora Shaw, Laur
Starr, Vena Barton and Mr.. James Whitsetl
OF Odessa, have returned home after visitin
the family of Mr.. Stewart Summers for sew
eral days.
!, DR.. and Mrs. E. s. Dulin. of Nevada, al,
Mrs. James Hughes, of Richmond, wer
here, Tuesday. to attend the interment of tn
son of the former, whose death Is elsewher
mentioned.
The following named were in town Mon
DAYS.. W. Schriabel, Mayview; Thos. T
Cobb, wife and son, Elijah Neer, Dover
Turner Williamson, Wellington; Mr.. an
Mrs. Beall. Clay.
Revs. A. F. Umbeck, Z, Klimpke, and A
Piston, who have been stationed ut Lexing
ton. were among the ministers in atterdanc
at the recent synod of The German Evangeli
cal church at Higginsville.
The following named were 10 ton Tues
day. Il. All>iadt, HlggiG>viiIe; W. I
Anderson, Odessa; j. Il. Webb, Dover
JAS. Hughes ani wife. Richmond; Isas
Whitse;t, Odessa; DR.. Robinson. Clay town
snip: Oscar Billiard, MAYHEM.
: There was a pleasant little family re.unl,
81 Mr.. Jos. 5. Benton's. u few DAYS ago. MI
. and Mrs. Sloan, Mr.. Benton $ daughter, MI
Ihos. SioaI, Messrs. Charles. Ollie aud Wi
Benton were present and the occasion WI
r cae OF those GASES in the expanse of bushes
s life which is always to be remembers
sgreesbly.
i Marshall Democrat The Blackburn
Globe says that Mr.. Joe Francisco last wee
/, received a letter from Montana contaInin
! the sad intelligence of the death Of his broth
err VIM. Francisco. who became lost in
blizzard and was frozen to death on Apr
E lst. The deceased is we'll known in this an
Lafayette counties where he formerly reside,
end his tragic Geati, is gre atty regTetted.n
i Washington, ID. c., Sunday Herald, Jun
l2:-"Mr.J. C. McGrew and wife, of Lex
!, lngton, Mo-, are visiting DR.. +. S. Peters
p 93l 6 street. MIR, McGrew, who is one O
= the prominent business men of NissSnri
, accompanied by his wife and two ~
who have beer visiting in the eitfS~
time past, viii make an extensive, tour
prominent summer resorts OF the north BE-
fore returning home."
The people of Washington ST, qrati6ed /
4 learn II the Improvement in the conditio
OF their beloved fellow citizen, the wealth